One of my favourites to watch people @HafenCity. Breakfast…read moreis also good, can only recommend! Prices are humane. If you don't mind tourists (majority), definitely worth trying!

I have made a good experience in the Kaisers, food was tasty, the service was friendly and the…read morelocation is of course the hit! The choice in dishes is very good, and also the tasty cake invites you to a coffee break. The prices are a little higher, but not overpriced. Location has its price... Only with the payment it has lasted some time, but this wasn't enough for a "star deduction"

First dinner on our first night on a whirlwind trip to Hamburg! We chose Freudenhaus because we…read morewere looking for a place that served German food with vegetarian options. I'm not 100% sure if the translation Google was providing of their menu were accurate or just interesting interpretations, but the vegetarian menu on their website came out translated as "For the flower understanders" - Okay, either way I'm in. It was a busy time in Hamburg in the middle of the Reeperbahn festival so we were worried about getting a table, but we were seated immediately upon arrival. Our server accomodated our English and even provided a menu in English. My sun had a mushroom pasta, which he thought was good, and I had a schnitzel dish made with a celery-based "meat." Now that didn't necessarily "sound" good, but it really was a thoughtful offering to give us a schnitzel-like experience in Germany. The potatoes it was served with were well cooked and added a nice heartiness to the meal. They also have a pea soup, usually served with meat but which can be prepared vegan upon request. Freudenhaus is on a side street, a short block off of the main Reeperbahn Rd. So, very easy to get to. If you're looking for authentic German food with vegetarian options, this is a great place to go.

Service so friendly I went back the following night. The prices are a bit spendy but everything is…read moredelicious. I ordered the veal goulash and it was excellent. The vegetables were perfectly tender-crisp, and the meat was tender. The small salad is quite large. This seems to be one of the classier places in St. Pauli, but still has naughty artwork on the wall and cheeky items on the menu. If I returned to St. Pauli I would come here again.

Excellent food and service. Nice location with plenty of outside seating. Great jazz music and…read morelocal beer on tap. Strongly recommend.

My local restaurant. The food is good the drinks are great, it's just the service which could…read moreimprove. I like an experience and warmth. As a business owner, feelings are everything. The basil smash is nice if you like interesting herby cocktails! If you're around here, Holla at me

This is not a gourmet restaurant. This is a place to watch football and have beer and snacks. Works…read morewell for that.

I am not usually writing bad reviews at all but with Roxie being in my direct neighbourhood I had…read morebeen foolish enough to hang out there a couple of times. And I regretted it every single time. Okay, the food isn't that expensive and neither are the drinks. BUT the service is horribly slow and not attentive. The food is just boring and lacks taste in all sorts of way. Once when I didn't finish my pasta they asked me would I like to bring the rest home deary me, noooo! It just wasn't any good. That's why I left it there. Oh and my friend and I nearly got refused to enter as we wanted to go for a quick, late drink some time ago. Just because we were a slight little bit merry and closing time was lurking around the corner. However after a few pleas and please we were allowed in. There you see what pure desperation drives you into. Anyway if you need a quick BOTTLE of something it's an okay place to go to but if you are looking for food or kind service please don't go there. Down the road towards Winterhuder Marktplatz there are loads of other pubs - and much nicer.

Went there for the first time last night and was very satisfied with this cute restaurant! The…read moreatmosphere, food, beer, and service were all great and there's really nothing to complain it! My partner had the schnitzel and I tried the vegetarian Spätzle. Both were really tasty and my partner is still talking about how much he enjoyed his meal. Also, the little salad which comes with the meals were really good! Normally, in German restaurants the little side salads are nothing to write home about, but this one was an exception and very good :) What a great find! Would definitely return.

Cute place for drinks and dinner! We sat inside immediately…read moreand started off with a glass of riesling and a cider as we reviewed the menu, Looks like this place is more popular for brunch as the pictures in yelp show an impressive brunch spread. The menu is mainly german fare. With a lot of noodle dishes. There was a tapas section and so we ordered the the baked cheese with honey to start. For our entrees, we ordered the noodles with turkey breast and mushroom sauce. The starter - was really good! The combo of sweet and savory for the baked cheese on bread was a great way to start our meal and I'd highly recommend it. The starter can be quite filling so I think it's best to share this with 4 people. We were only 2 so we were definitely stuffed after finished the starter and our mains. For our entrees, we received the cooked pieces of turkey breast with the mushroom sauce over it and had a bowl of noodles that came separately. They cooked a 2 person of noodles for us so that was nice. So you add the noodles with the turkey and mushroom sauce as you see fit. It was really good but very filling. I had to get a little to go box as I think the cheese and noodles filled me up! Next to pay, this was the first time we actually had to get up and pay in the front. We were waiting around for a while trying to get the attention of our waitress only to have her politely tell us we are suppose to pay in the front. We were more used to paying at our table but here just remember to pay in the front or you'll be waiting around for awhile. I'd come back to try the brunch and enjoy a beer or two!

Yummy was the food and funny was the staff. Excellent interior, cozy seating indoors and a breezy…read moreone outdoors. The staff are genuinely warm and friendly. The food was very delicious for a nominal price of approximately 12 euros per person. The service was equally good. They also have special menu for children. Stepped in with hunger and left with a yummy taste and happiness. On a scale of 5 I would love to rate them 10 ;) Absolutely recommendable!

Wow, really nice service. Probably the best I've ever had in north Germany. The staff are funny and…read moregenuinely friendly and happy to serve. The cocktails are good and they have yummy Duckstein beer. The pizzas weren't very good. But because the service was so remarkably friendly for this region, I'd be more than willing to return and try something else on the menu.

Stay clear of this establishment…read more You would normally expect of a bar/restaurant to provide a pleasant service to paying customers, not rude, confrontational attitudes. Sadly for Eier Carl, you wont get pleasant service. So do them a favour and pass them by and go find one of the many other options available steps away. 1) One of the servers was not willing to provide a glass of tap water after our entire group had ordered beers and ensued to argue that he wanted to charge for the tap-water and that one of our party was stupid for thinking a glass of tap water would be free. 2) Not being a fully fledged German speaker myself, I decided to go for the Alsterwasser, as pointed out in "their" English menu that this was their version of a "Radler" Upon delivery of the drinks from possibly the female owner or boss? I declared "Radler" to her which seemed to confuse her and for unknown reasons trigger aggression. One of our party who spoke German was able to decipher that the she said Radler is for dogs and to go drink it outside with them. We mentioned that it states in your menu that this was your version of Radler. Utterly bizarre mentality and reaction, we took our money elsewhere for drinks/food. I suggest anybody reading this does too.